For decades, men have been deprived of the best testosterone optimization because doctors constantly misinterpret the literature, make assumptions that aren’t backed by evidence and concern themselves with issues that aren’t even there.
These myths don’t just lead people into the hands of the wrong doctors, subscribing to them can actually compromise the beneficial effects of the treatment itself.
Does testosterone cause blood clots? Why do men need to stop blocking estradiol and DHT?
In part 2 of my discussion with Medical Director and CEO of Tier 1 Health and Wellness, Dr. Keith Nichols, we dispel more TOT myths, and set a lot of the biggest assumptions straight.
"Testosterone is essentially a prohormone. It exerts its beneficial effects through its active metabolites at the tissue level. Do not interfere with testosterone’s beneficial effects." -Dr. Keith Nichols
Three Curiosity-Driven Takeaways
- The truth about testosterone and secondary erythrocytosisDoes an increase in red blood cells from testosterone optimization indicate polycythemia vera?
- Where the panic about TOT side effects really comes fromHave men been conditioned to fear symptoms and conditions that actually don’t exist?
- How testosterone myths corrode the benefits of the treatmentWhat’s the danger of inhibiting biological pathways like estradiol and DHT?
Guest Bio
Keith Nichols, M.D. is the Medical Director and CEO of Tier 1 Health and Wellness, the premier preventive medicine clinic in the Southeast.
For more information, visit https://tier1hw.com/.
